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Hotwiring a vehicle. - Doodleh - Aug 3, 2015
Suggestion for <in-game/forum/teamspeak etc.> Ingame
In detail, explain your suggestion:
After you lockpick a car, you should hotwire it aswell to start it (if the owner turned the engine off in the first place). Hotwiring has a small chance of failing or triggering a car alarm.
Why should this be implemented?
- Stealing vehicles will become a little more of a hassle than it used to be.
- Adding this will make it a bit more realistic when you are stealing cars.
- Gives car owners a reason to turn their engine off. Because currently, no one does that.
- Currently you have a 100% chance of stealing a car. With this system there will be a chance of failure. If the owner turned his engine off, the criminal would have a small chance of it failing, triggering the car alarm.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Lord Octagon - Aug 3, 2015
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+Support, I like this idea, it's like an extra layer of security and gives a good reason for people to turn their engines off.
[/move]+Support, I like this idea, it's like an extra layer of security and gives a good reason for people to turn their engines off.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - WildDorito - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Plus, people would have a proper car alarm to go off.
So will the lock pick set off the alarm? or just have a small chance, like the hot wire?
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - franku - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Doodleh - Aug 3, 2015
(Aug 3, 2015, 11:16 AM)WildDorito link Wrote: +Support
Plus, people would have a proper car alarm to go off.
So will the lock pick set off the alarm? or just have a small chance, like the hot wire?
Lockpicking and hotwiring both should have a chance of setting it off.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - General Rickets - Aug 3, 2015
Pls Lord Temar <3
+Support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - evilmat360 - Aug 3, 2015
+support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Cunix - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Donitz45 - Aug 3, 2015
+Support, it was far too easy to steal cars.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Doodleh - Aug 3, 2015
If this gets implemented, there should also be a gain for stealing cars. Like scrap metal and such.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - SixPackSoCali - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Cameron - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - AwesomeSauce - Aug 3, 2015
+support, great system.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - Nev - Aug 3, 2015
+Support
Chance at getting Electrical Wiring or something along those lines, possible chance at setting the car alarm off or even a chance at being electrocuted and losing some HP.
Re: Hotwiring a vehicle. - AwesomeSauce - Aug 3, 2015
(Aug 3, 2015, 09:20 PM)Nevy link Wrote: +SupportReallistically, hotwiring a car won't cause you power loss, since you're just messing with the starter motor.
Chance at getting Electrical Wiring or something along those lines, possible chance at setting the car alarm off or even a chance at being electrocuted and losing some HP.